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RedHead® Silent-Hide™ Non-Insulated Coveralls for Men

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Hunt with total confidence in RedHead®'s Silent-Hide™ hunting apparel. Silent-Hide is a remarkably quiet, comfortable, and durable fabric that has earned the trust of hunters. This 7.5-ounce brushed poly/cotton fabric won't crinkle and allows you to move silently as you stalk a trophy or adjust ever so slightly for the perfect shot. Silent-Hide hunting clothes breathe incredibly well, to help you stay cool in warmer weather and keeping sweat from chilling you when the mercury drops. Silent-Hide keeps you quiet and comfortable to put the odds in your favor every time out!

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Hunt with total confidence in RedHead®'s Silent-Hide™ hunting apparel. Silent-Hide is a remarkably quiet, comfortable, and durable fabric that has earned the trust of hunters. This 7.5-ounce brushed poly/cotton fabric won't crinkle and allows you to move silently as you stalk a trophy or adjust ever so slightly for the perfect shot. Silent-Hide hunting clothes breathe incredibly well, to help you stay cool in warmer weather and keeping sweat from chilling you when the mercury drops. Silent-Hide keeps you quiet and comfortable to put the odds in your favor every time out!

Enjoy the extra warmth of hunting coveralls without sacrificing stealth or comfort with the RedHead® Silent-Hide™ Non-Insulated Coveralls for Men. These durable, but quiet, coveralls feature an ultra-quiet Silent-Hide brushed poly/cotton shell that delivers extra protection and warmth without any noticeable extra bulk or weight. Enjoy great freedom of movement thanks to the coveralls' full-cut construction and expandable bi-swing shoulders. Comfortable design features an elastic waist, snap-adjust wrist cuffs, and a durable two-way YKK® zipper with storm flap. Comes with dual chest pockets, large bellows-style cargo pockets with flaps and hidden buttons, pass-thru side pockets, and a rear patch pocket. Drawstring ankle cuff. Regular inseam: 32"; tall inseam: 34". Machine wash. Imported.

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  • Ultra-quiet, high performance insulated coveralls
  • Silent-Hide brushed poly/cotton shell - silent, tough, and comfortable
  • Coverall design delivers extra protection and warmth without noticeable extra bulk or weight
  • Full cut construction with expandable bi-swing shoulders - great freedom of movement
  • Sewn-in elastic waist for a comfortable fit
  • Snap-adjust wrist cuffs
  • Drawstring ankle cuff
  • Dual chest pockets, large cargo pockets, pass-thru side pockets, and rear patch pocket
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3 months, 3 weeks ago
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50 to 70 degrees. can use a big camo jacket over it during winter and it feels really comfortable and keeps very warm
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60-below ,,,my brother in law has a hunting lease in Alabama and that is who will be using this
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 - clewiston,fl
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Probably 50+ degrees, nothing lower.
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I have used these coveralls between 40 and 60 degrees.
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it would be good in the fall but im not sure what you hunt in fl but over here in nj it would be bow season and it would be hard to hunt in a one piece. but fall in nj is 40-60 with out the wind so it would be a bit chilly wearing it
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 - EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ
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Are there side leg zippers?

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No there's no leg zippers, not a big deal really, you just have to put it on before you put your boots on.
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NO THERE IS NOT. ONLY ADJUSTABLE CUFFS.
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Well, just make sure you have enough thermals on underneath. I've been out hunting in this suit in 30-40 degree weather with adequate layers on and it was fine.
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no but get them in a size large enough to wear clothing underneath. Thats how I did it.
1 year, 8 months ago
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WITH THE PROPER LAYER AND PROPER SIZE IT IS WARM ENOUGH FOR LATE SEASON AND COOL ENOUGH FOR EARLY SEASON.
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please let know im new to the deer hunting world
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Yeah you move very well in a tree stand. I'm more of a stalker so I'm moving a lot more than in a tree stand so I imagine you would have plenty of moving room.
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they fit great. so yes, i can move around fine.
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 - Charles Co. MD
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i myself find that with me going 1 size bigger that i can move easily and still be quite
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